Introduction

“Before the fall of the gods and the rise of the Demon Horde, there was an age of dragons. And unto this came the Dragon Lords, six gods amongst the nations who did battle for supremacy over the Lands of Agondar. Only one stood victorious, the Great Dragon Aralla. For a thousand years she reigned unopposed, protecting her people and her dominion. Now, a dark mage known as Xanthias has raised an army and conquered Aralla. He has imprisoned her beneath the mound of her very throne. Yet hope remains. There are those who resist Xanthias and would fight to see Aralla set free, and her dominion restored.”

-From the Annals of Agondar


AGONDAR is a 1d20 based open sandbox style RPG set in the fantasy/sci-fi realm of Agondar during a time of upheaval and chaos. In this universe the teaching of magic is outlawed and those who wish to practice it must seek out Mage Artists to have spells tattooed on their flesh, giving rise to Mage Hunters who sell tattoos on the black market. But there is another kind of magic from the stars! 

In Agondar dragons are sacred and each nation was once governed by Dragon Lords. But now an ancient and mysterious wizard has conquered the realm and subjugated all dragons, crowning himself Supreme Dragon Lord. 

Here there be dragons, yes. But this is a strange world with threats from the outer reaches of space and the pit of Hell itself, with Agondar as the battleground. 

What You Need to Play 

A game master, referred to as the DM (Dragon Master); a group of players, and only one d20. 

Features 


7 species and 6 professions of playable characters


Dragons as mounts (you can bond with a dragon and fly into battle!) 


A variety of traditional and technological magic


Operate spacecraft! 


Streamlined game mechanics for fast-paced and brutal battle


Ferocious new monsters


A supporting cast of NPCs


Game Masters have complete improvisational control over the designs of each session


And players can eliminate their opponents with the KILL SHOT! 


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